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Brown, Sarah B
From:Haseltine, Mike
Sent:Tuesday, August 23, 2022 4:02 PM
To:Brown, Sarah B
Cc:Currie, Ken
Subject:FW: Spill Call - 8/22/2022
Attachments:Sheckels.JPG

Sarah, 

Can you look into this please 

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From: Currie, Ken <[e-mail]>  
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2022 3:35 PM 
To: Haseltine, Mike <[e-mail]> 
Subject: Spill Call ‐ 8/22/2022 

Mike, 

I received a voice mail around 4:30 yesterday afternoon and wasn’t able to call the number until this morning.  The 
individual, Jim Sheckels, returned my call to advise: 

Release occurred at:  intersection of County Line Road & Glynn Mill Farm Drive, Fayetteville 

 Single vehicle accident occurred on Saturday night, 8/20/22; 
 Gasoline was released from the car and he can smell it in the yard still today (vehicle was typical midsize 
passenger); 
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 He is waiting still on the Highway Patrol to provide him with the police report; 
 He, as well as the general area, all use water supply wells for potable water so that is of concern. 
 I provided him with Service Provider list and advised he would be wise to use a licensed professional since 
petroleum contamination is known and because of the concern with WSWs 

Jim Sheckels 
6916 Glynn Mill Farm Drive 
Fayetteville, NC  28306 
(910) 322‐7683 
[e-mail] 

I have advised him that either you or Sarah would be making contact with him.  When I spoke with him, he had my email 
address to send the police report to so perhaps one of you can reach him before week’s end so he has that information 
also.  Again, I believe he plans to have some abatement quotes to consider his own cleanup and then have his attorney 
seek cost recovery from the driver’s insurance.  Or, depending on how quickly he can get the police report, he will first 
pursue the insurance company.  In any event, I told him our standard practice will be to send a NORR to the responsible 
party (driver/vehicle owner) and then we can only hope they do the right thing and make contact with their insurance 
company. 

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